Tell me about your birds 🐦🐦🐦

We have robins in our backyard, too. They must be international birds. I've noticed they never fly up to the bird feeder but instead eat things off the ground. Maybe they're worm eaters instead of bird seed eaters. Or perhaps they're just lazy. I've never asked them.

I had to look all of those up because we do not have those specific birds in the US (except pigeons).

Thanks for bragging that people in your country have great tits.

I love great tits!

That will be our first slow dance.

How did you know their last name was Cooper? Were they wearing name tags?

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Note: I had considered answering you seriously for once and having a conversation about birds but it doesn't seem that I'm able to do that. Still I'm going to tell you one thing that is a serious answer. We also have hawks in our backyard sometimes, as well as crows, and I've never seen them there at the same time. I prefer the hawks because they're less loud than crows, however I hear that crows are very intelligent so it might be good to have them around for times when I can't find answers on the internet.

What’s your post code / zip code?

That Stellar's Jay is beautiful. I don't think I've ever seen one in person. We do have the other birds you named where I live except for seagulls. I'm too far from the coast. I think mourning doves are kind of funny. They make a noise as they take off. They're a little bit chubby and it's like they have to make a little noise to propel themselves off the ground. 😂

The Tui is beautiful! I've never seen one before. And I love its unique call. New Zealand and Australia have such unusual and interesting animals. I have to ask, do you have kiwi birds around, too? 😊

While not the most common bird in my yard, I did hear this one within the last year in a neighbor's tree and it sounded like drops of water.

https://youtu.be/mvyi9uhvBhI?si=oq85j8u9AxGBNAlm

Cool bird. It looks like the product of a raven, a peacock and one too many drinks.

What a cool bird it's like wearing a bow tie

A few years ago I looked into raising chickens in my backyard. I will still working and was afraid I wouldn't be able to devote time to it but I do think I could enjoy the hobby.

Sounds like we've got some of the same birds. I had to look up what a blackbird looks like, though. I'm not sure that I have any of those around here. I was curious how they differed from crows and found this.

https://imgur.com/MhZdIqi